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r . ' f. I J- WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1854, WHOLE NUMBER .1044. VrOLUME fVIII NUMBER 145. : t a r"" " " - - -- - - - - - "I v .J 1 Hi J I i i -ii ii ii a a - r t "' ' t ft 1 a' I. ;? i "Si: ur , . r r in ' lk Jl V- ' NKVVS. FI RTDBR FROM Ell HOPE. ARRIT1L OF TI1K (!AAD AT BOSTON. Interesting Debate in the IiritUh House of Lords cri the Eastern Question and the Queens Sjierch Ctnsuif of the Govern ment Mail S'eamrrs Reported Unfit J r WarSmith O'Brien fc. Borro. Feb. 18 Tlie steamship Cuw d,v arrivt-t! here ui mooii lo-tiny. and her niails 1r Ihe- Snuth will be JepalcliL-d in the alicr noon (rain. The following u the latest news: The E irl of Carnarvon, in moving the rf ply lo ihe Ct'ii-firs Bieerli. in ihe Hmite i" Lonls, and the E.trl of 1'ucle, in sccoudliiy it. merelv t-chofd 1 1 s sentiment. The Marquis nf Bl-mrinarde compluiued 4lat tl-e sptfch g-ive no in Jical inn f tin- pre sent Huuion r the future inicnii"ni as in war. In ollur rnuniiie-i. unnuii. illy li; irer ".-tiiin England, iuformaiioii hiid ben given 10 .le people, bbt the British were kept in ioihI iViiunt.iCe by the govennneiit. , Greater (inn 'i(e4 oti the part ot Engl. i ml would loiir iuci have settled the Turkish difficulty. Britili wvut of enerjry had deceived the Czar into ihe war in which Europe would soon be plun ged. The Earl of Clarend n defended the frov erMOient. The Czar, duriiiil his lung reign, had given proof that he desired peace. The present positi'tn ol the afTair is. that no answer haa r.ome- Irom 3. Petersburg. li-irtl Mulmesbury and Eirl Gray nl spoke, the latter rent.irking on the mi.man ajfenirnt ol the army all the Generals on ihe roll beinsf unfit fir pervire. The Earl of Derby notrc-ed that the speech contained no allusion to any oilier lorein la. ions ot Britain. Pretidenl Pii-ree' M-i-sage relerred lo im pnrtaiit queitiu'is pendinif witli Cfreat Britain, but the Q,'ieeu toik tn i.olire thereof. The Earl of Derby also re viewt d at length the recent proceedings of the Government. The Earl of Aberdeen defended hi delay mid umvilliiiirnes to engage in a Inn ig i wat wild dented b-?itig either Hn Austrian ir Rua sian lo!. He evaded giving any further ex-plaialton-:il present, of the history of tin Eastern difTicuJty. He defended Prince. Al bert from the recent irnnutatioiw. and L.011I Hnrdinge did the onme. A debate ensued on tHe tubject of the P-reM haviig eir-i).tted those imputations. Several Lords indignantly denied having anything to do with the pri 63. dnihe2d February Lord Lyndhur'. re lerrinjr ro papers before the H ue of L'ril asTicd if it wan true, as Ness lrode had slated that ihe draft of the Vienna note wa-nuhmii-ted 10 the Czar lor approval before it was conrnrj ieated to the Porte. Lord Clarendon replied that the note was of French origin tlniiii was tin-warded to England Pir absent and ihence to Si. Pe tersburg, but was refused by the Czar unless ii should come ihruiirh the reroL'nized mclL a'ion "I Ausiri i. He supposed, bu' couhl nt f- , that France had previously sent it to the PT4e A Government Commiitee of Engineers have feiwiited that the mail steam-ra a-e un fit for war purposes, owing to their peculiar shape and the exposure of the engines to 6faot. but they might serve its troop ships. The papers nay th it John Duffy, the Uni ted States consul at Galvvay, is annul in re ign. a the appointment dncs not pay expen se. - A Jetie.- from Smith O B ien. of 0't. 1st.. eas he Iiam no intention of escaping, and had received his ticket of leave for six months. MISCELLANY. HAIL COLUMBIA. A writer in the Pemi8 Ivania Inquirer, sign ing 1 ims. If "A Veteran." says that the. mar "lial air, H til Columbhl. was originally known m . r. - , . t I. 1 .... I ... . , as " 1 ne frestueiu s .viarcn. auu w is u n posed in honor of Washington, tit the l ine Tie was President nl Ihe (Jailed Sta'.es. When." he udds. ; his successor the elder Adams became President, there was soon exrited an enthusiast ic feeling against. France ia consequence, not only of her violation ol our neul at rights, hut on acc.oui.t of her in sulting conduct towards our Ministers sent there, and requiring from ihetn t lie humilia tion ol a bribe. The country ivas immedia fy oj in arms and during this fervor, the Lite Judge Hopkiuson composed "Hail Co limhi.i." which was sung in t lie thetilres trnd other public places, and before very long, the words improperly gave a name to the tune instead of being called as il ouirhl 10 have been. "Washington's March." I fivver hettr that tune, without naturally associal'tig it. with the august and dignified presence ol that inn quailed man. the iilustrious chief, the Father ol his Country, in honor of who.-n i' was composed, and protest against it being called alter word, which under the circum stances of the case, may be called a misap plication." THE SCRIPTURAL DUTV OF ADVERTISING. We have often herd it saiil that aim .i everything can be proved by scrii-lure. We begin to believe il since it has been poll ted out to ui that Solomon in his Proverbs." furnishes so comprehensive and sa"li-lactory an exp "sition ol the philosophy ol adverlis inff. "There U. saj's he. "thai scailereth and yet increaeih nnd there, is that ivith ihotdeib more than is meet, but it tendeth to 1over!y.,' - $1.1 Paul, in one of his epistles to ihe Co inthians thus expressed a coincident Mlra : -He u ho oweili sparingly hall reap piriugly ; nnd lie whi euweth bountifully 'shall reap -boun tfully." So yii fs if you read your bibles diligent ly, you will be sure, lo nd good reasons herein for advertising. -I learned one lesson when I was a little jrirt,n Mys a ldy. ' One frosty morniiiff I was rooking out of the window into my fath er barnyurJ, where stood many cows, o-xeu, ami bu ses wailing lo dri-.U. The caul-; sio kJ very sttifl nd meek till one of the cows, in tryinsr lo ur rbtii'd hupfiened lo hit her next neigUborR'hereupoii ihe neighbor kick ed and "ftjr.TjflOther. In five minutes the wiio'le hefd were licking each other with great iiry. ' My rooiher Uughed.andsa.id. See. now. bat coinesnf kicking when you are hit.0 Ju t so I havi seen one cross word set a tvhole family "by the ears some Irosty nioni- ,AnTWitrru. when my brother or niyaeli were u little irritable, she would say. Chil dren, remember how the fight ,in the barn yard begjtn. ' Never return a bit "mid yu save yourself a gre-at deal of trouble.' " The parsomige of the M'-thodit Church. J AshUiMl. Ohio, was assailed by a mob on Friday tght. Had th 4o,iil windows bnikriK The minister had not pleased some or the cowardly rascaU iti leciaring pou Umperaoccs . .. . T.E l ai-W.SERLY COMMERCIAL. U r.iMi!id every Tosbdav, I horkdav and Satdida? at $5 per annum, payable 'null cases! in :idvance. ' BV TdO.VIAS LORINd Editor and Pijoprib ron, Corner Frm t ri t Market Streets, WILMINGTON, N. C. R -AT ISS Of AUV JtKTISISiG. 1 gqr. 1 inseriion $0 50 I I sijr. iinonlhs, 1 I ' 73 I I '3 I 3 I 00 I 1 "6 " I I manlh. 2 aO I ' 12 si 0 5 00 8 ' 0 12 OU Ten lines or less make- a square. If an adver tisement excetds ien lines. Hie nice will be in prupuriiun. . All advertisements arc- payable at tne lime ot ihcir insertion. Contracts with yearly advertisers, will be made an the nmsi liberal terms. ." trasi.-fer of contracts for yearly advertlsiny will be peniiitl' d alioulit circuaislances render a ihangi! in businesf, or an unexpected removal necessary, a charge according to ihe pil 'lishen terms will he at ihe option ol the contractor, f.r the time he has advenisn d. The privilege of Annual Advertisers is stricth limited to llteir awn inuncdiate business j and all advertis" im mo lor the bcni-fit l oilier ptrsonc, as will us all aiiverliscnw nts not iin nedinely con nected with their own business, 0!d all excess of tflvertiseinents in length r otherwise b-.'yond the I i mil s engaged, will he charged nl the usual rates. No Alvertiimenis is included in lite con ract for ihe sale or rent of houses or I -ind in town or eoiintry or for the sale or hire of negroes, wheth er ihe property is owned by ih'- advertiser or by other persons. Thee are excluded by the term "immediate business " ll nlviT'iseincnis Inserted in the tri-weekly Co nmercial. are entitled to one iesertion in ihe Weekly free of ctinrge. JOB, CAIII) AM I) FAJTCY PRINTING, KXKCIHEU W SUPliKlliK STYLE. AGENTS FOR TUT. CO.HMERCIAh. .Ver York -Messrs. Knows & DertossET. tio-tton Oh ablb Smith. S'o.G, Central Wharf. fU UutieJph ia -S . K . 'ohes. Ualtituorc W m. U. Peaks and Wm. Thomson. BUSINESS CARDS. D. C FREEMAN. GEOIIGE UOUdTON f..;t:IA & Hlll'STOM, MERCHANTS AiU FACTORS, W1LM1NGTO.V, N.C. n. C. F1IRU.MAS & CO. COMMISSI ON MtlRCHA N TS , IIS f ItOVT sritUblT, MiW VOltK. PREEJM AD IinUSTON, WILIIIXGTOS, S C "KKl consianilv on hind a stock ol l-'tour, .Corn. Pork, fiiuon Sa.'l, CoJ'cr, Sagar, Mo lasses, 'I'obacvo. Cigars. Snuf, Candles, Soap, 'of sign and Domestic Ijiquors and H'ines ; Iron. ails. Paints, Oils, Glass. O ancstics. Hats, Boots, S'"iS, Ltca'hcr. Agricultural Implements, and a va riely of otlie' anie,;s. suilable for InniiU ind plan-t-ition use and ihe n tail ir.-de, which thry will li-.e of in lols 10 suii dealers or consumer n reas inahlc terms for cash, or in exchange for Na val Stores or other produce. Tin senior partner D. C Kbbeman. is located in the citv "of New "ork ; ihe junior pnrlner, Cito. Hocstos. in vVilininton If desired, advances, will be made on ! ni ;o nent s to nnd from eilhor u'ace VII 'asiness entrusted lo ilirin will receive proper Ulen'ion; and orders fur floods will be lr.onptlv md cnrefully filled. Sept. 9. 1852 7fi-f. J. C. LATTA, COMMISSIO MERnilAXV d GESKUAL AGKXT WILMINGTON. N. C. Oct. 1. '.953. Sa-ly- A7iPv.TB ) li KELEN. Gcnerul Agent- tool minion aai forwarding Hrrthiiiit, WIIi!II ti tits, S . V. Part i c 1 1 1: r attention ivcn to sale and purcliast of ivnl .St. ires. Jun : 1, lh53. 123 ly. IIEXiiY NUTT7, FlCTilR AND Fi)5 WAHUlMi AGENT, l i!!git:e his p:rstnal attention to business entrust ed Is his core, Sept. 9, 1533. 75-1 f. WILLIAM II, PEA HE, COLLEllTUR AXD AUVI-RTISU AGI M-l-'ur Country Newspapers throughout the United States, Da semen t of -un I ron Bu lamas, Hah i in ore street All business er.lrustcd to lis care transacted promptly, on lioeral terms, sept 7 95-f W. C. HOWARD, ""l KNRKAL Comaiission and Forwarding Mcr J c ian , Wilmington N.C. I.iueral Jash advances fnade on Consignments. Nov. 29 lO'J-tf S. M. WEST, Auctioneer and Commission lUerehant, S. H IMG ION, N. t. WILL ftU or huv (teal Kstate and Ncgross at a small commission. A LS I : Strict attention ?t vent t lie sale of Timber, Tur pentine, far, or any kind of Country Produce. OJi ;e second door, aiouth side of Market street, on the wharf. June 12. 1353. 3j-ly. 0. L. FILLY AAV, PRODUCE BROKER. CaialSSIM AND FiJRW iRDl G MERCUAXT, Vli,INGl'OS, N. C. eptemher Qth, I 53. 8M1-C. T t'. WOK i ll, Oner.il Cosumissioo ilerchauf, v 1 1, i 1 n c ro , s . c. aSUAL ndv;inces made on c insignmctils of Cot ton, .Vaval Store- and other produce P ittieular niiention giten by G. VV. Davis to pur efftsins cirgoes, pro u ring treights for vessels. Ac. Jan 41 . 123 . O11PRE & CO. .VIHl,E!Sai.E AM) KliirAIh GROCERS Csrner Kruitt and li ima ss-streets, WILMINGTON, N. C. C- DCTRE, D. B. BAKER. J. D. LOVE, MASCFXCTUREIi AND HEALER IN' CABINET FU it MTU RE, BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS, .MATTRESSES, &c. &c. ITraiit street, South ol Market, BBOWN's BL'ILOINO, WILMINGTON, N. C. Sept. 16, 1832 791y-c tTmTcHATTKRTO.V, S.T.HF.WKTT. CHATTER TON & CO., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BROWN'S BUILDING, WATER STREET, WIL MING roN N. 0. Uual Advances made on Consignments. Feb. 2. I3 tf. DR GEORGE BETTNER, OF NOHTH CAROLINA OFFICE, No 538. BROADWAY, OR AT THR PRESCOTT H0USE-NE V YORK. Eep. 16. l-re-lyc. FLOWER SEEDS. SDPPiYt Flower ipds, ofehekte arities xfQttiH'bj. S.B. J. A-EVA-NSf 1$US1AESS lAUDS. JAS. U. CUADBOURiN tieueruk touiiuissiuu .ticrchauls. Jas. H. Jhadbjobs. ajso. Chadsoubm Juu. I, 135 J. u3- UUvSiiLL & BitOTUEH, (LATE SLL18 RUSGSLL IV CO ,) IE VERA L CO f MISSION' MERCHANTS WlL.ul.NtJ toN, N. 0. Liberal caslndvanees made on consignments aval tores, Cotlou, and otner produce. May 3, 1353. C. & D DuPilE. WHOLESALE AND It ETA L DEALERS IN )ruTS. ..Iedlcii.es.. Chemicals. ahirs, IM1, Un sstulls, lilacs. Perfumery, Cigars. O tl IJiitiors, I'aiicy Arucies, iSst., ilAKKl.T STUKKT, Wll, MltftiTOSI . C. "rescriptiont -arcfully -.o.npaunded by experi ncco n'lsons. tlarch 29, IS53. WILLI M A. i;WYE., Geoeral .ga-ni ForwarJingi Commission Merchant 1 lake pie.t sure ill iniortuin-j my friends, 1 hat I ini prepared to .ue un ou-ini-s em 1 itin i "e efficient uii-1 irsolialauenlion. 1 have 11 wliaif fm V.:iv:il Stores, wiib a.itule iiccoin'tiodatios", Spirit .I nise, and vV.irclious:. Confianiiifnls nf Naval yton e for sale or shipment ; snd all kinds of coun try pro lace solicited. Cash advances made on con -i .j nine nl s. April 13, lo53. 15 GEO. H. KELLY, COMMISSION MEKUIANT. Next dooi to A. A. Vannel 's, on North Vaieist. willattend to the sale of all kinds of Countrv Pro iuee.such a Cirn. Peas, .Vlcal, Hacon . I.ard ,Ac. ind willkeepconstantiy on hand a full supplj of Oroci rief-. c. Refer nees. WilUh Hall-oi Wi,yne. Jno 'h'ilae, Wil uiingtor. VV Caraway. '' Gen. Alx .Celtic. R P. . I -ill, V ilming ton , Wiley A. Wainei . ' Dec. I J, 1852. Ha-1 V- UEORUE MYERS, WiULEStLli A.ND KLT.UL GRilCKR Keeps constantly on hand, Mines. Teas. Liquors Provisions, 4 ood and Willoir Ware, Fruit, Con fecli'tnaries. if-c. Suuti Front street, ' VI1NU Tt", N. J. Nsv. 13, 1852. 109. S. B & J A. EVANS, WUOLLS'.LE A0 RtfTllh DUllGISTS, tVlliMING TON. M. C. Will Keep always on hand large nnd very select stock of Drug. Medicines, ''hemteal. Painis. Oils, Glass. -ur2ieal Instruments, Patent Modi eines, Perfumery, &c., at low pi ices. Jan. 18. 1S33. HO JOSEPH II. FLWNER, General Comniissioii -Merchant, IVII,UIUI'ON, .N. C. May9ih. 19.3 S7-U c. J. ilATHAW AY & SON, COM VIISSION MKliCHAX 1 S. WlhlllMGTOX. N C I Uathawav, J. L. Hathawav Feb. 15, 1853. 31. T. C. iV B. G. WORTH, . HOlSSlli AD FttRW HJOlXG MEkl HXNTe, WILMIVGTOX -V. C. J, in. 7 1-5 c JAMtS ANDERSON. B D W A R D S A V O E ANDERSON & SAVAGE. (SESEItAL CO W WISSIOS MERCHANTS WIL. MI (i I ON i. C. Liber. il cash advances made on consign nit nts. Oct. 22. GEO. HARRiSS. iifucral loiuiuisiou Merchant. WILMINC; KIM, N. C. 'TllICT ..tieniion uivtn to procuring Prcigut O an.t purchasing Cargo. for vessels. t( crca ro i-'.. P. H ill, Ksq. 1 Km. Parsley, Ksq A. Taylor. K.-q ) Wilmington . I J. U. Bellamy, Emi J lessrs. 'I outer, -ii. ih & Co New York. " Thompson St Hunter Vlex'r. Herron, Jr Philadelphia vlessrs W illiams & Butler, l H K. Baker. Ksq. J Jan. 2. 1853. harlcston, S. C. 123-tl. JOSEPH R BLOSSOM, li neial Commission and Forwarding licrchant I'ronipl perso ml attention given lo Consign ments lor sale or Siiipment. lAberal Cash advances made on Consignments lo me or to my N'ew Y-rk friends. Wilmington, Jan. 30, I8.Y3. 135. WILKINSON &l ESlER. CASH O K A L E tl 8 IN r.onfect!onar . I-'ruit. Nuts. Toys.l'aacj br ides. Perfumery, Tobacco. e!;ars, &c, WHOLESALE AND RE I AIL, MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON N.C "v 30,1832- 10-" ROUNTR FE, WATSON & CO., General Co:umission Merchants, nut!St , New York. L'b-.ral A leanrts Midi on Consignments. J. D. BOCX -KSS, B . C. WATSO!, W . M. WISG1N6 V tg n 25, 1333. 69-ly. I. WES3EL. H. B. EILERS. WESEL & EILERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE SALE GROCERS, Vorth Water -Strcei, Wil mington, N. C, intend to keep ai the above stands general assortment of Groceries, Liquors, and Provision' at wholesale and to carry on a Genera IConimission Business. iriiitici : E. P. Hall Prcs'i Br'ch Bank ofi he State. 3 O. G. Parsley, Pres't Commcrcia 1 Bank . Wil P. K. Dickinson, Eeq . J p..ppe A Co ) Ncw Vo;k Lsouncivc rtiiici. Jan. 20 18r-3 131. CWHRAN & RUSSELL. (SUfCESSOliS T TlltlS. ALIB1NE k CO ) General Co naiisvion Merchants, Vo 31, N'jrih Wharttes. md 3 Sorlh Water Sis. PHILADELPHIA. 1 HAIVIT COCHBASJ, W. S BUiSBLL. Liberal cish ilvanres made on consignments. July 3Jth. 1353. &S-if. 'h. dollncr g. potter, jr D9LLNER k POTTER. GENERAL COMMISSIttS MERCHANTS, NEW YORK : Lib -.ml Cash Adoanes made on. all Consignments. April 30. 1853. P1 MESS PORK. mi RBLS. Citv Mess: (0 hbls. Plated Mess; 50 bbls Rusty do. For sale bv Feb. 15. FKEEMAN & HOUSTON. HERRINGS. QS) BBLS. Eastern Herrings, on hoard Brig - Albert Ada ins." irom fiost-n. for sale hy Feb. 16. FREEMAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT . s J'QRSJLE. BY agreement, t close the affitrs of the "Wil minfftwi Fre Press" establishment, all the type. fixtures. Pns, good will, etc of the Wilmington Free Press eewspnoer? Apolv at this office or to EDWARD CANTWELL, Mortgagee. Jf9 19 C Sutemna tVrtf MOilSE'iS COMPOUNU SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT. THIS is a Purttr) Vegetable Compound, scientifi cally prepan n trom the best Roots and uerhi of the Materia Mrdica.and has trained an inrivall ed reputation for the foHow inj efleei. x iz : PURIFYING THE BLOOD . and thus, tiring all Humors, Sores, Ulcers. Catane-O'l- I'.i options, t 'anki r, -Sejld tlend. Ac. R gulating ami fleati&ing Hie Momarht Bowels. thus it cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiveness. Piles. Ac Stretitrthetiiiis the Digestive Organs, thus causing the food to nourish and supportevery part. REGULATING the secretary organs. and.,by enabling them to perform theii propcrfunc tions. preventing and curing Biliouk and otlie 1 pain ful I diseases. Slrrnsthrnins and Qnielinsthe Nerroos System, thus itlnying Nervous I rritation , and curing all dis eases ot the Nerves. It i i nri vailed in the cure of all FEMALE DISEASES, as Weakness Irregularity .1 ibstroctions, & c. (t is nleusanl to take, and safe in all rases ; nct 1 n i n harmony with 'he resiori nsr powers of nature it nuver injures bin always hencfils and cures, na thousands of voluntary certificates from the best aiithorieierieittHV. Preps red hv O. MORSE d CO. 21 Maidrn-T.anr.N Y. Sol'1 hv Orncgist s-and nther throughout tM nnd othet connf rics . S.B.f-J A . KVA NS, Agents, Wilmington. N. C. sept. 30. 8-ly-c SASH, BLIND AND DOOR AGENCY. Formerly conducted by Guy C. Hotclikiss I 'HE public are hereby informed, that 1 have bcei appoin cd agent for the sale of Window ash, minds nnd Doors, nianufui tured by the New Hnven Com., and am prepared to fill all orurrs in the above line. The quality of the work ol the New Haven Com. is well known in t his market. Builders and .1 1 . persons in want of the above articles, are requested lo send in their orders, and they will be ro nptly filled. Terms invariably cash on delivery. WM. A. GWVER. General Agent Commission and Forwarding Mer hanl. April 18. 15 FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR. C BBLS. fresh ground, for snle bv O ANDERSON i SAVAGE. Dec. 1 110 SAnH, BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY. I' 11 K sobseriiii r is prepared lo fill all ordetsfoi Sashes, Blinds or Doors, at ihe shortest notice. I he work will te well executed, with the bi si ol n itenali lie will also keep constantly on hand 1 1 good supply of sit ihe "izes most commonly used; -v 1 1 1 be Uiinkliil lo those disposed to eneouraai h one maniilaeiiircs. (Tail and examine my work cfore sending your orders Notih. S.P.IVKY. Wilimn'ton, N. C , Jan. 12 13"vl )2-3m LI I TeiTc J 1 PLAIN iVd YSsTT Jaundice. Cit tmic or Set cutis Debility. Dis ease nf tlie ICidtieys. and all Diseases . arising from a disordered loiter or tStmnach. such as Constiputioi , Inward I iies, Eu.lness of Blood to tne Head, Acidii) ol ihe - to.11 acli, Nait-ua, 11. art jtirn, isgusti'oi F od. Fullness or Weight in the sioiii. ch, Sour Eructations, Slnkiog or Fluttering I tne Pit of 1 ne S loniach. S wi iiiiiing of the fiend, H urrit d and UitH :ult Breathing. Fluttering 11 1 Ihe Heart, ;hi,iii' or SufFicaiin'j Sensuti.'ns whenin 1 lying p is ore. Dim, u-ss of Vision. Dots or Webs nelore ihesiglit, Fevi r and Dull r.iin in the Head, Deficiency 0! Purspir.iiion. Mellowness ot tin-Skin .nd Eyes, Pain in tne Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Im; , Sudden Flushes of ti -m. Burning in the Fl sh nstnni liunginings of ev I, an I grtmi depressions S,iiiits, can ne ell dually cuicd by 1)1 HOOFLAND-A" ! CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS, I Plt.:PAKBI)BY lilt I'. .M.JACKSON. ! o. I . vrcll street. Philadelphia. : Their powi r over the above dis -ast s is not excell- ! ed, il iqualled, by any otherprep :i ration in ihe Cni- icd s-ttites. it the cures attest, in many cases after! kill'ul physie;..i1 hn) imlrd. j Tlieae isiitcrsare worthy the attention of invalids P-.osessing rfrc.it virtues in ihe rectification of dis- ! uses of the Liver and looser glands, exercising the ! most searching powers in weakness and atf etions ; ol the digestive organ-.they are, withal, safe, ccr- ; tain and pleasant. i HEAD AND BE CO.N'VI CED. ! Tiie "Pnil idelphia Saturday Gazctto,'1 says ofi Dr Hoofland's G. rinan Bitters. 'It is seldom that w recommend what are term- ed Patent .ledicines. to ihe c mfidence and patron- ; age of our readers; an I therefore when we recoiti- j ticn.l Dr. Hoofland's Gorman Biiti rs, we wish it to , be distinctly understood that we are not speaking of j the nostrums f the day, that are noised ahout (1 r a iirief period and then fortroi i, n after they have don ih. ir guilty race of mischh f, but of a medicine long ; establish! d. universal y p:fz. d, and which has met 1 he hen 1 1 y approval of I he faculty itself.'' 'Scott's Weekly, " said, Aug 25: 'Dr. Hoofland's rnian Bitters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson, are now -ecomniended by some of the most prominent men. s of the faculty as an irticle of much effica cyinc. s of female weakness. Persons of debili tated .:on 'ut ions will find these Bi iters advantage ous to .heii nnlth as we know from experience the salulury eflectihev haveup -n weak system-.'' MO'SE F.VIDKVCE. J . G. Moore. Esq , of the Daily News, said. Oct 31. ''Db. Hoofland's German Bitters. We ire try ins this renowned medirine foi a stuboorn disease of the bowels, nnd can with truth testify to its efficajy. We have taken the contents nf two bottles, and we have derive 1 more benefit Irom the experiment than wederived previously from vearsof nllophatict renl ment a t the hands 0 our firsi physicians." Hon. . D. Hinellne, Mavorol the Cityof Cam den. N.J, says : "Hoofland's Gsbmass Bitters. We have seen many d itluring notices of this medicine, md the source from which they came inditc.-d us to make inquiry respecting its merits. From inquiry we were persuaded ;o use it, and m .st say we found it specific in its action upon diseases of the liver and digestive organ, and the powerful influence it exerts upon nervous prostration, is really sjrprising It calms nnd s' rcngthens tne nerves, bringine them in to a state of repose, making sleep refreshin-. If this medicine was more generally used, wc are satisfied there would beless sickness, as from the stomach, liver and nervous system, the great major itv of real and imaginary desenses rmmnte. Have them in a healthy condition and you can bid defi ance to epidemics generally. This extraordinary medicine we would advise our friends who are at all indisposed, to give a trial it will recommend it self It should, "n fnct, be in every family. Noother medicine can produce such videncrs of merit." For sale wholesale snd retail at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE. No. 120 rch street, one doorbelow Sixth. Phila delphia. and ny respectab (dealers generally through out the country. Sold in VVilmineton bv S. B. J. A. EVANS. In Fayefteville by S. J. HINSDALE. June II J?lm PAPER HANGINGS. Shnrfes nnd Curtain Lace and Damask made and put n hv WILKINSON Hi ESI c.R, Nov. 15. Cphotstrrs. N. C BACON. lbs. Hog Round, for sole by ANDERSON 6x SAVAGE. 110 8,000 D.ect FEBRUARY 14 BOORS. RECEIVED this morning by Express: A Month in England, by Henry T. Tucker man; s beautiful edition Kollin's Ancient History, in 4 vols. ; Coeonoe, hy Bailey, in 4 vols. ; Over man's Wettallurgvt Ure's Dictionary; Counterfeit Detector, latest t Mao of N. C ; Ac . o-c. red. 14. ... o S. W. WHITAKER. MRS. n ALE'S NEW BOOK. -LIBERIA OR MR. PEYTON'S EXPERI MEVTS." Received and for sslet Feb.ll. , W. WOTTJIKER S. , STATIONERY. . ' A FRE3H sapeWSof Blank Books. Menvoraa ri ernnt. Pen. Pencils, ttuiUs, Pen Rarks, Files I'dia Rubber WafersAC-' iw reeHvrd by -K, U.,i.:.s tMlnln T. ti Tiff TV J.T.ttBnDSfc MEDICAL UbUSE, A. 16, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, BA LTIMOiifi. .UAKVLA.N D.-- Established in order lo affjrd the Afflicted sound and scientific ...edieal Aid, and for the suppression of Quackery. DR. 1. B. Smith has for inuny years devoted his wholea.teu.ion toihe treatment ot Pnvate. om piuims, in' all 1 heir varied and compticateu forms. His great success in those long Branding nnd diffi cult cases, such -is were irmerly considered incur able, is sufficient to commend hi 1 11 to the punllc as worthy of the extensive patronage he has received. Within the last eight years, Dr. . has treated more than 29,5UU cases of Private Complaints, in their rtifierct.t forms and stages; a practice which no doubt exceeds that of ail other physicians now ad vertising ia Baltimore, and not a single case is known where his directions were strictlj followed, and medicines taken at reasonable time, without effecting a radical and perm 1 nent care ; therefore, persons ifflicted with diseases of ihe above nature, 'no ut uter now difficult or long standing the eae may be," would do well to call on Dr. Smith ,at his ofliee.No, 16, South Frederick St. .and ifnoietiec lually relieved no remuneration will be required lor his services. His medicines are tree from Alt icury and all mineral poisons ; put up in a neat and com pact torui, and may be taken in a public or piivate house, or while travelling, without exposure or hin drance from business, and except incases f vio ent inflammation, no change of diet is necessary. STitIC I'U RES. - Dr. Smith has ms.uvcitd a new method by which he can cure the worst form of stricture and that without pain or inconvenience 10 the patient. Irritation of the urcllia, or prostrate glands, or nerkof the bladder, is sometimes mistaken lcrstrictures by L'eneral practitioners or charlatans. YOUNG MEN and others afflicted with Seminal Debility, wheth er originating from a Certain Destructive Habit, or from any other cause, with train of uodi.y and men tal evils which follow, when neglected, should make an early application, thereby avoiding much trouble ond sum iing, as well as expense. By bis improved method of treatment. Dr. 8. can safely guarantee a speedy and perfect cure in aJIcrsiso" this com plaint. TO FEMALES. All iiiseies p cu'iar to Females (as also Sup pressions, Irregularities, die.) speedily and effectu ally removed. The efficacy of his remedies, for the cure of theabove affections, have been well tested in an extens ve practice for the last twelve years. Persons at a distance may consult Dr. a. by a letter, post-paid, describing ease, and have medicine securely pui up and forwarded to any part of the L'niii'd Stales, alw.nys accompanied with full and explicit directions for use ConiMiunicati.ins con sidered strictly confidential. Office arranged with separate a part men ts. so tha t patients never see any one but the doctor himself. Attendance daily, from 8 in the morning till $nt night. N. B Persons afflicted with any of ihe above complains, will d well to n .'oid ihe various NOSTRUMS AND SPEC If ICS advertised by Apothecaries and Druggistsas a cer tain cure for any nnd every disease. They ate put up to sell, but not to cure, and frequently do much more harm than trood theref re avoid them. A word to the wise is sufficient. Address DR. J. B. SMITH, 16 South Frederick st., Baltimore. Md. Oct. 13. 90-ly c. j HENRY'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL, ! PURELY VEGETABLE IS ITS j COMPOSITION. '"PHIS invalunhlcCordial, is extracted from Herbs J- and Koots, which have been lound al'er yeats of experience, by the most skillful Physicians, to be possessed of qualities most beneficial in the dis exsts 'or which i', is recommended, and heme whilst it is prist ntid to the public, as an effica cious rcint dj , it is also known to be ol that charac ter on which reliance 111 a be placed as t" its sale! y. In cases of Iinpotency, I loeniori h ages. Disordered Steii.i.y..M. nstruution. or Suppression ol ihe Men-" sis, I'uior Albusor V hites, or lor DEBILITY aris-inn i'rom any cause, such as weaknessfrom sick ncsb. where ihe patient has been confined to bed for some time, for Femalesalter Confinement, A bortion or Miscarriage, this Cordial cannot be excelled in its salutary effects: or in loss of Muscular Energy Irritability, Physical Prostration, Seminal Weak ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, Slug gishness. Decay of ihtf Procreative Functions, Ner vousm Bs.iVi'.. where a tonic Medicine is required, it will be foundcqual, if not superior to any Com pound ever u?cd TO FEMALES. Hcnry'sl iviaora ing 'ordial, is one of the most invaluable Medicines in the many Complaints to v. hh-h Fetnaljs are subject. It assists nature to brace the whole system, ch. ck excesses. and creates remwed health and happiness. Less suffering, disease and unhappin. ssamong Ladies w..y exist, were they generally to adopt the use of this C r dial. Ladies who are debilitated bv ihose obsiruc tions hich females are liaule to, are restored by tho use of a bottle or two, to hloom and to vigor. YOUNG MEN. That so'itary praciir c, so fatal to the existence of man and it is 1 he young who are most apt to be come its victims, from an ignorence of the danger 10 wnicn tney su"ject 'nemselves. entisps NERVOUS DEB BILTY. Weakness ol the System, and Premature Decay Many of you may now bcsuHl-ring, misled as lo the cause or .-ource of disease. To those, then, who by excess have brought on themselves Premature 1m potency, lnvoli.ntary Seminal Emissions, Weak nessanri Shrivelling of the Genital Organs, Ner vous Affections, or anvother conseqticnci s of unres trained indulgence of the sensual passions, occa sioning the necessity of renouncing the felicities of MARRIAGE. lessoning both mental nnd bodily capacity, Hold! Henry's Invigorating Cordial, a Medicin- thai is purely Vegetable, will aid nature tc restore those important functions to a healthy stale, and will prove of service to you. It possesses rare virtue, is a general remover of disease, and sin ngthener of the system AS A TONIC MEDICINE. it is unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial on a footing wiih quack medicines, and, as is customa ry, append a long list of Recommendations. Cer tificates, sc, neglnnng wiin. "Hear wnat the Prenchet says." and suchlike; it is not necessary, for ' Henry's Invigorating Cordial." only needs a trial to prove that it will accomplish at. we say. TIIE GENUINE -HENRY'S INVIGORA TING CORDIAL." is put up in 3 07.. Panncl Bottles, and is easily recog nized by the Manufacturer's signature on the table of each Bottle, (to counterfeit which is forgery.) as well as his private Seal on the cork of each Bottle. " fi-Sold for 2 per Bottle; Six for 3 ; 416 per dozen. Prepnrrd only by S. E. COHEN. No. 3 Franklin Row. Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa., TO WHOM ALL ORDERS .MUST BE AD DRESSED. For Sale by al! respectableDruggists 4. Merchants throughout thecourtrv. Oct. 29. " 97-I2m-c. UPHOLSTERING GOuDS. PAPEIt. Hangings, Curtains, Laccand Damask Bands, Loops, Tassels, Shades, & c. All work in above line dune at shortest notice WILKINSON 4- ESI.F.R, Oa: 27 over.lhe Fruit Depot. PUR E M EdTcAL WINES & LIQUORS. DARK and Pale French Brandy; Port, Madei ra and Sherry Aines,allof superior quality S. B. A J. A. EVANS. Jan 15. 129 CARRIAGES. I six scaled CARRIAGE. I Pj'5ied Quarter Rockaway, 1 d 11'er ;(. ekaway and severalltght Baggies just received and for sale by Sept 27.tr DIBBLE & BRO. N0AV ON HAND. WE have now on hand Window Shades, Cur tains, C imices. Bands, Tassels, sad fixtores of various kinds; elso Mattresses on hand and HAde to order, of any iz and quality. 1V1LK5UW fc.SL.ER.. ,i J"'"'.. Itpboisterere. Jsn 7. JUST TO HAND, 2 rrn N" C wn5 0 the. Korneayey. iba. JSmokea Berf ; 25 Voxea Cheese ; 2 bbla, as- I jo ted Hagntt 20 bags Rio and Java Coffee r f.nw CirTI. .in,..;..! ft - v tow fCWh att ne arijiaal procry. . fma.3U GJ3 "X MTfiQ BALTIMORE LOCH HOSPITAL. DK, JOHNSTON PKwlaims lo the fiiicis4, far na near, that he h is discovered the moot c am. -pjedy and,erlica clous plan fortreating partic fllsT diseeses thtt ha erer bee presented to the ww,l...y W Plan. foiMledoo oueervsuons made to the Hospitals of Europe and Amtrlca. be will ieuuie .v'-V?:i-i'i-Jw- 'a Ar C.FR IN TWO DAYS, OR NO CHARGE. I No Mercury or Nuuseous Drugs IfseUA . Pains in the L ,ins, Constitutional Debility, nr potency. Weakness of the Back and Limbs, aflec tions ot the Kidneys, Palpluiion of tberHsarl, Dyspepsy. iNervous irritability, Diseases bficlM Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin; and all those serious and melancholy disorders arising from the destruc tive habits of Youth, which destroy both body and mind, those secret uod solitary practices more fatal to Iheii victims than the song of the Syruns to the mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes orantlcipations, rendering marriage, atc.im poseible. YOUNG MEN, Especially, who have become the victims of Sotita rj Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit whii h annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who might -therwis.! novo entranced lis tening Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecetacy the living lyre, may call with full confidence. - MARRIAGE. Married persons, or those con templa ting marriage, being an ar ot physical weakness, should immedi ately consult Dr. J., and bo restored to perfect health. He who places himself under the care of Dr. John ston may religiously confide in his honor us a genr tleman, and confidently rely upon his skill asa phy sician. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St 7 DOCKS FKOM BALTIMORE St., (east side.) UP THE STEPS. O-BE PA RTICULAR in observing the NAME and NUMBER, or you will mistake the place. DR. JOHNSTON. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London; graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of the United States, nnd the greater port ol whose life has been spent in the hospitals of London, Par is, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some of the mosi astonishing cures that were ever known; many troubled with ringing in the head and ears w hen asleep, great neivousnsss, being Manned st sudden sounds, and bashfulness. with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with dcrargtii.ent ' mind, were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICF Dr. J . addresses ail those who have injured t 1 selvcs by private and improper indulgences, thi 1 1 cret and solitary habit hich rules both body and mind, unfitting them fo cither business or society. Tlus: me some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in ihe Head. Dimness I of ."siht, Loss of .Muscular Power, Palpitation of j theH.iart, Dyspepsia, Nervouslrritability, Derange mentof the Digestive Functions, General Deoility, Symptoms of Consumption, &c. ' Mkntallv. The fearful effects on the mind ore , much to be dreaded ; Loss of Memory, Confusion i of Liens, Depression of Spirits, Evil-Forebodings, j Aversion t" Society, Self-Distrust. Love of Soli 1 ti.de, Timidity, &c , are some of the evils produced. Thous .mas of person3, of all ages, can now judge what is ihe cause of iheii declining health. Losing j their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emaciated, have a eineular appearance about the eyes, cough ' ard svinploms of Consumption. ! DR. JOHNSTON S IN VJGORA TING RE M- EDY FOR GENITAL DEBILITY Thi s gr ind and important Remedy has .esiored j strt nglh and vigor to thousands of tl.e most ner I vous and debilitated, many ot whom had lost all hopes, and been uh.indoned to die. By its complete 1 invigoration of tile Nervous System, die whole I facu tie hi come restored lo their proper pewer and functions, nnd the fallen fabric of life raised up to I beauty, onsistency, and duration, upon tlie ruins of j an emaciated and premature decline lo sound and pristine hialth. tin, how hap.y have hundreds of misguided youths been made who have been sud denly restored to health, frein the di variations thoe terrific maladies n-nich result from India' tion. Sucii persons, before contemplating MARRIAGE. Should reflect tiiat a sound mind and body are Hie most necessary requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, wiiliout these, the j.-urney through life becomes a wearv pilgrimace. ihe pros pect hourly darkens to the view the mjnd becomes shadowed wiih despair, and filled with the nielun cholly reflection, that the happiness of another be conies bliyliied v ith our own. Lei no false delica cy prevent you, but apply immediately, and- save youi sell from t lie dri udful cnscquenccs of thi ter rible malady. WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS immediately cured nnd iuh igor lestortd. Jj-AIjL LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID. Remedies sent to an v part of the country. TO STRANGERS. DR. JOHNSTON, of the Baltimore Lock H. s piial, whose long residence in this city, standing as a gentleman of character and responsibility, exten sive practice in the various Hospitals of Europe and ihis country, and skill and xp rience to which thousands can u glily, a well a liis ability in the Surgical department of his profession, as evidei red by reports of his operations on the Eyes and De formed Limbs, publi-hed in the Baltimore Sun and other papers, in the t ears 1S4I 2, by which the blind ic ere made lo see and the lame to walk straight, ren ders him worthy of all confidence upon the part ol those ho need his professional services, and who would shun the many trifling and ignorant preten ders advertising themselves as Physicians. Jj-To those unacquainted with his reputation, Dr. Johnston deems it necetsary to say that his credi minis or diplomas alwavs hang in his office. 13-OFFICE.No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK St., East side, up the steps. Oct. 13. 90-ly c. VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE. THE Subscriber offers for sale that most desirable DWELLING AND PREMIS ES, situate ai the North-Western intersec tion of Third street with Red CroB street, the Lot fronting 100 feet on Red t. ross. and 200 feet on Third. The Dwelling House, Kitthen. Sraoke-House, ! Stables, and all the oilier out-houses on the pre j mi.-es, have been built within a few years, of j choicn materials, in the best manner,, and nearly : k'l of them covered with tin. The Dwelling House is capacious, handsomely finished, and moht conveniently planned, and all theother build ings arc judiciously arranged, and wt fl fitted up. There are few Lots in Wilmington so desirably located, and the improvements on which are so admirably adapted for a family residence. Third street on the entire Eastern line of this . lot, ia 99 feet wide, and separates it from that ON which a new Episcopal Church is about to be erected. Persons desiring to purchase, can ascertain terms of sale by application to the ueerHer, er N. N. .Nixon, Esq., or BI . Cboklv. and the snh- scribcr will cheerfully aecompan y any such w'jo wish to inspect ttie premises. n. u. mxrx. Sept. 9, 153. f . '.4-tf. NOTICE. THE subscriber, respectfully informs the public, that he is nowtranascting the Auction business on his own account, and hopes by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance nf that natronas-e ...r i;i w i , iiciviviuic Miiiuciiiij muiwm npini Diqi, M. CkONI.V S lock , Real Estate and Neerocs. bousht and sold on a commission ol fper cent either at private or Jan A.1S53. v 26 SHAWLS. 10TiLonf "Bd S1u,r Bay State Shawls, jus I VTV received HEN PRICK A RYAN. MATTRASSES. SERVANT'S Mattrsseeoa hand, at only 1,50. ' WILKINSON KSLER. Jan. 7 Upholsters. f WANTED TO PURCHASE. TTs fj W 1 OPPOSTJTJM Skins, !"'. ltsUUUMiBX, Fo. Raccoon and Mu.krat Sklna. Bring them to the Hat Store. NO, I Gran ite Row, En.nutr: et. and reeetve toe Hihes eas prices paid Tor sbi ping- r era. JUb. 7 - C.-MTERS. 7R1TITER BEDS. fVk-a.. . irVW- MISCELIsNY EDUCATION IN'TUJtKEY. " Tbe Boston Atfaiitkict, on the autbori- 1846 a law of the Turkish Empire requires ewry citizen, at soon as his. ebildren feave reached. lhir sixth year, to inscribe iheir names in ihe books of one pf the public schools, unless be can prove bislabllity to educate them atbome At Consiantino pleitts repoid'tHtlsaiere are .run. 3p6 Tree schools, freqiteniea byt22,70hildren of both. 1 exes. t Thr W. Iw. six aecgnd- -arjr ficboolaHsrith" bou 1,000 pupils, v Xa, order to gain a,o. ca'JqtpLlshesv fire yenrirpust Jjave, beenspent in the free . schools. .There ia'abo a high- :fcboo! for, young men who , are intended, for public ' employments, a college for the same object, a normal school for the education of pro- ' fessors, an imperial college of 'medicine, a military, a naval and an agricultural school. Of these Schools the Sultan, istho supertn- tendent, antf fie attehds their examinatfonai The public I ibrarie8.!pf, Constantinople con tain 8CV000 volumes,;.' r SCOTTISH-JtTSTICE. A poor mini, half a Century fo er more, " ivas tiltempting to violateh game iatve by shooting a deer, the enJty for, the offenco being n fine ol fivj- pounds, or in .default of fundu, thirty lashes. He gave half the det r i a neiohbor, who had ihe meanness afier wiirds to comtlain ol him, in order that half must jo 'o the informer and half to. the king. The offender was convicted and fined pceorv dingly, but pJended il.at he htid no money. VVerl. nion," stiid ihe magistrate. we maun ha'e the lufhes then." The poor man was submissive. The mngistrate then aaiJ' to the Sheriff.:- Take that mnn. the informer. tie him till you tree, and gie hi in fifteen lash ed, which ivijl be In half ; and when King George comes over, we will pie him hit hull'.. Hati till the inlormer and hall (ill the King."" In 1662 the price ofu cor ! ol oak wood in Massachusetts was one shil'ing and rrtpenee. Forty years afterward, viz : in 1702 a eord of oak wood Waswonii three shillings, and a' cord of walnut wood, which was the favorite fuel, was worth five shilling". A young lady in Poerto Principe, not yet seventeen years oldand nt herfi'fcl accouch merit, latt ly gave btrlh to lous stout hand some boys, within an hour. They were na med Desederio. Dyt.nisio. Dunuto. aud Dem etrio. O ! Dear O ! i' , A GREAT CHALLENGE. A Mr. Z.ibin.t Ellis, residing its Kensing ton, has published a challenge, catling upon he Rev. Mr. Berg, Key. Mr. McCalla and Mr. Baikrr, of Ohio, to meet him, and fight agaiiiBt ihe inspiration of tlie Bible. Ihe t:ulb of ihe. Bible, "the des'tructionj'of sin. an aifiiinsi the salvation of Ihe sinner. QUEER REASON FOR KISSING. A gentleman on parting with a lady,. gave md received as he supposed a kis nf iiiendrhip. After the door had closed, ho overheard the following: ' Why. Nancy, nin'i you ashamed 10 kiss a man alone with htm?" No. ma. I am not," answered Lucy, 'for' I only kissi d him lo omell his breath, to see il he had't been drinking." A writrr in the St. Louis Republican, who declares he has no sympathy with the Wo man's Rights movements, says: -Till our children are ten or twelve years of ajf, both nirls iind bovs, a rompetent female. teMcher is fur belter suited to train their1 intellects and hearts than the male teacher, And jet the stilary of the female teacher is not more than half what ia received by the male let ch er. Why is this? It coeis as much to five in the one case ns the otli r J or if there ia any difference the lady's board and chuhinjj it the most expensive. ' NOVEL READING? "Are" you fond of novels, ma'am.'" said an amiable friend of ours, the other day, desirous of making himself agreeable to an interesting young lady, who had just re turned from a fashionable boarding school, having compleied her education. "Are you fond of novels, ma'am?' uYes, eir i.j.t ' . very, responuea uie jir fjamsei, yrim a perlnes? which indicated that she was at home on thai subject. "Have you ever read 4 1 en I nousand a Yearr continued our persevering friend, wishing to be a lit tle more specific in his inquiries. "Mercv on me, no," exclaimed the young lady, "I never read so many as that in an my life." At this stage of the colloquy, our friend feeling a little faint, gracefully retired, snd we regret to be obliged to announce that he lias not yet recovered from his indispo sition. BEWICK, THE ENGRAVER. The Duke of Northumberland, when first he called to see Mr. Bewick's work shops, at Newcastle, wa3 not personally Known to the engraver; yet he showed him his birds, blocks, and drawings, as he did to all, with the greatest liberality ' and cheerfulness; but, on discovering the high rank of his visiter, exclaimed, "1 beg par don, tny lord; I did not know your grace, and was unaware 1 had the honor of talk ing to so great a man." To which the Duke good-humored ly replied, -You are a much greater man than I am, Mr. Bewick." To this Bewick, with his ready wit, that never failed or offended, returned, "No, my lord; but were 1 Duke of Northumberland, perhaps I could be." A company has been formed in Savoy for the purpose of raising the vessels which were sunk at the battle of Navarino, par ticularly the Admiral's ship,a three decker which, it is said, bad on board at the iune she went down a sum of 6,000,000f. in gold All the necessary apparatus has been embarked; a number of divers have been engaged; and, in addition to the or dinary diving-bells, all the recent inventions for such purposes wut u put iu kuwiwi.. JUST11ECE1VFD A LA ROE snd complete sepplr f FRESIi SEEDS, eemprtoiac very earirtj eeU ed Cm. raised and ei sp by the La lied Society ef Shaker., a. New Lebenen, N. T. Order from nsr eoa.try fHe.d. Pron,pMv fclW. TtS.' Jan IS. PLANTING POTATOES. -next 9-H TVt r&L I i t 1 K II t